Financial Operations Specialist at Shoptet, finishing Economics and Business Management at the University of Queensland. I automate finance work and build AI tools. From Prague, based in Brisbane.
“I had the pleasure of being classmates with Jáchym in high school, where we collaborated on a beverage catering business for small events, hosting more than 10 gatherings over two years. Jáchym is a reliable team player with a “get things done” attitude. His experience in the catering field was highly valuable, and I learned a lot from him. His ability to quickly improvise and prioritize important tasks, along with setting realistic expectations, helped us deliver some great events. I highly recommend Jáchym for his work ethic and ability to work under stress with a calm mind.”
Nicolas RandlEconomics and Management, King’s College LondonLinkedIn“I was a housemate of Jachym at the beginning of his studies while I was concluding mine and assisted him on topics around coding. Jachym demonstrated an impressive ability to quickly learn and implement coding principles and Python, but more impressively, different applications of what he was learning. This, combined with his initiative and strategic problem-solving, led to various projects and the implementation of different tech-enabled tools at his work. One notable example was his development of payment automation software. Jachym identified the potential to improve the company’s efficiency in his day-to-day tasks and took the initiative to pitch and develop the automation software. His ability to align tech solutions with business goals demonstrated his strategic mindset and business acumen. In summary, Jachym is a quick learner with a strategic mindset and a strong ability to apply his knowledge practically.”
Matthew BungateOperations Consultant, UQ alumnusLinkedIn“Jáchym and I have been close friends since high school, where we were classmates in the International Baccalaureate program. During our time together, I witnessed firsthand his exceptional talent and passion for high-level economics. We collaborated on numerous projects, and Jáchym consistently demonstrated outstanding organizational skills and a knack for problem-solving. He is someone I have always been able to rely on, both academically and personally, and I have no doubt he will excel in any endeavor he chooses to pursue.”
Filip LiškaBusiness and Finance (Hons), Bayes Business SchoolLinkedIn“I had the privilege of studying with Jachym Kuzica and I must admit he is an intelligent, hardworking and an extremely friendly person. His ability to grasp intricate subjects was evident in his continuous interest in computer sciences. Apart from being highly skilled technically, Jachym also has a way of creating a good ambiance around him. He is quite approachable, cooperative and always available to assist others with joy. Jachym will undoubtedly excel in any technical or computer related role that he undertakes.”
Jan KubešAccounting and Finance, University of WarwickLinkedIn“Jachym is an exceptional person, who I had the privilege of going to school with. We collaborated closely on several projects, and I was consistently impressed with his dedication, and ability to deliver high-quality results. Beyond his professional skills, Jachym is also a pleasure to work with: always positive, approachable, and ready to support others. I highly recommend Jachym for any role that requires due diligence and a strong team player.”
Tomáš HradilMathematical Economic Analysis, Rice UniversityLinkedIn
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Finance operations and automation, mostly at Shoptet, the leading e-commerce platform in Central Europe.
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A one-month programme applying what I'd learned to real problems from three of the bank's community and sustainability initiatives.
What I built or pitched outside my job: AI agent systems, a data tool, a hackathon platform and product ideas.
The map below runs a simulated pilot week: 20 secondary schools, about 500 meals each a week. Schools appear as suburbs only; the platform holds no student names.
From the IB in Prague to Economics and Business Management in Brisbane, plus certifications.
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Semesters from my UQ studies report. Descriptions summarised from UQ's course pages.
Transfer here for Nourish QLD on the Projects line: the BISM3208 capstone hackathon, where my team came second of 16.
Finishing Economics and Business Management.